Former Obama Supporter for Ron Paul - Appeal to Dems and Independents

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Here's a little casual prepared speech I uh...prepared. Yes, I'm reading it from a document on my laptop screen (but I wrote it myself, no speechwriter). I also stumbled over a couple of words. Please cut me some slack =), if Mr. President can do this all the time, I should be allowed to get away with it at least once, right lol?

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[thedefenceman]

I totally agree with your points. Obama did expand militarism and the patriot act, bailed out banks, and continued to operate black sites and Guantanamo. But I disagree that Obama is totally responsible for all of this. When his first defense secretary, Robert Gates, proposed cuts in the defense budget he was picked apart by senate Republicans and discredited the cuts. Similar consequences occurred when Obama proposed regulations for the banking and housing industries.

[wunderbeast]

@thedefenceman No one person is responsible for everything of course, but Obama is most certainly complicit, and that's good enough for me to not support a dishonest man. Besides, Obama's idea of cutting from the defense budget is $400 billion in TWELVE years (we're in debt 1.5 trillion), not to mention that's most likely from proposed increases. And to top it all off, he only had the courage to propose such a "bold" plan when it was politically expedient to do so. Obama FAILS.

[wunderbeast]

@buckeyemike81 do you trust romney or cain to actually pick up his banner of sound money and limited government? i'm not convinced.

[thomashatcher]

Very well said! Ron Paul! Yes, he can!

[Tatyana2006]

Keep spreading this amazing message!!! We gotta keep fighting for Ron Paul and our freedom!

[buckeyemike81]

@wunderbeast No I don't want them passing unconstitutional bills, but it's important that they understand the legislative process enough to enact bills that restore the constitution. Ron Paul talks a good game, but hasn't delivered. You can write good bills in a way that the riff raff in congress can go along with such as welfare reform in the 90's with Santorum and Gingrich.

[wunderbeast]

@buckeyemike81 "Ron Paul authored 600+ bills but only 1 was passed"

you make that sound like a bad thing. do you want a politician to pass more unconstitutional bills? or broker deals with lobbyists and special interests in order to pass unconstitutional bills? most of them give more power to the government, not the individual. and when it comes to the good bills (the ones that repeal unjust laws), it's not his fault that the rest of the scum congress don't wanna play ball.

[TheRationalChristian]

@buckeyemike81 The difference is that Mitt Romney is cool, John Kerry looked like Bush.

[osirismen1]

Great video.

[buckeyemike81]

@wunderbeast This is only an issue in Virginia.

Mittens is our John Kerry flip flopper, he's not electable.

Ron Paul authored 600+ bills but only 1 was passed, he co-chaired a defense committee with Barney Frank that appointed 11 of 14 George Soros stooges, and he wasn't able to stop one of his own employees for a decade from slandering his name by publishing a racist newsletter with his name signed to it. If the DNC gets a chance to run ads with those newsletters Obama will win, fair or not.

[wunderbeast]

@buckeyemike81 LOL Gingrich and Santorum aren't even on the ballot in several key states that amount to around 564 delegates! The ONLY electable GOP candidates are Ron Paul and Romney.